Minimalism with a mountain view

imagine a small hotel in the mountains, where you wake up in the morning on a platform bed, pull up the blind, and let your gaze wander across green slopes and snow-covered peaks. this concept was designed precisely for that: to offer young travelers who want to connect design and nature an experience within the hotel itself. the architecture tells its own story – from bespoke wooden paneling reminiscent of old alpine huts, to hidden alcoves glowing like little retreats within the space, to surprising color accents that bring a smile to the eye. it’s about staging moments: the silence when you return to your room after a hike, the warmth of the wood under your fingertips, the gentle light that seems to guide you effortlessly.

this hotel is not about showing off – it’s about surprising and soothing at the same time. many solutions are built into the architecture rather than placed in front of it, as if the space itself provides everything you need. our idea: guests should feel they have discovered something special here – a place that feels modern without being cold, reduced yet full of character. anyone who checks in will sense the ease that arises when architecture and landscape work together. outside, the trees whisper; inside, the niches glow – and in the interplay of clear design and subtle details, the real spatial story begins.